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First off I assume it is best to introduce myself to distinguish myself amongst the other fascinating and incredibly talented bloggers/interns featured here. My name is Emily Roseman and I am a Senior in the School of Communication at American University. My four years at AU have challenged me academically, but also professionally and that is something I always credit to the program I am enrolled in, but also my sense of determination to never give up. Since my first day as a Freshman, I have interned or worked at some of the most incredible offices around the world. Freshman year I was an intern at BBC World News in DC , Sophomore year brought the great honor of being selected as a White House Intern, my summer leading into Junior year I worked in the editing department at MSNBC in New York City, my spring semester of Junior year I traveled abroad to London where I was able to intern as a production assistant at Purple Flame Media a documentary film company, and now my last year at AU, I have had the great honor of being selected as one of the students for the Dean’s Internships in SOC and intern at USA TODAY’s video editing department. SO enough about where I used to work…and onto what I can impart onto my fellow classmates as a seasoned veteran of the intern world.
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Francine Blume 7:09 pm on October 25, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Emily, what’s it like working with the daily pressure of deadlines?
Emily Roseman 1:28 am on November 2, 2011 Permalink
I tend to live by deadlines actually! I enjoy the thrill of a newsroom and a constant push for my work, guess that’s also good for being a college student!
Julia Beyer 7:46 pm on November 1, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Hi Emily,
I enjoyed reading your post. I am going to feature your post in SOC Spot newsletter. Please let me know if this is not okay with you.